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The difference between them was sharply outlined by Mr. Kent's description of free speech as the child , not the mother of democracy , and Mr. Hays's assertion that free speech is not merely a means but an end in itself .
The difference between them was sharply outlined by Mr. Kent's description of free speech as the child , not the mother of democracy , and Mr. Hays's assertion that free speech is not merely a means but an end in itself .
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In this group I raised the question of the meaning of democracy . I have often noticed that a lovely word sometimes becomes an empty watchword , which touches our ears mechanically and often even antagonizes many without being ...
In this group I raised the question of the meaning of democracy . I have often noticed that a lovely word sometimes becomes an empty watchword , which touches our ears mechanically and often even antagonizes many without being ...
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This is far from simple , for the word " democracy " has almost lost its utility because of inadequate definition . It still functions as a useful symbol , a rallying cry for our emotions , but the difficulty with emotional attachments ...
This is far from simple , for the word " democracy " has almost lost its utility because of inadequate definition . It still functions as a useful symbol , a rallying cry for our emotions , but the difficulty with emotional attachments ...
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